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Picture a terrace in Capri at golden hour, or a Portsea garden party with a jazz trio. Someone arrives in a pink kaftan that moves like smoke, trimmed in feathers that catch the last of …
At $2,980.30, a cream long-sleeve minidress is the most accessible way into the current Chloé edit. That is roughly what a week in a Byron Bay hinterland villa costs, and it sits at the very …
The most wearable resort dresses in Australia right now come from a Sydney label with a three-letter name and a full stop. Everything else SIR. makes is good, but the dresses are why you’re here. …
The first thing you notice about a BY JOHNNY. dress is the line it draws. A halter neck cuts cleanly across the shoulders, a strapless bodice sits straight across the chest, and an open-back jersey …
When Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini launched The Attico in Milan in 2016, the first collection was built around robes: silky, embellished dressing gowns meant to go from the bedroom to the dinner table. It …
At $5,868, Saint Laurent’s belted mini dress is the cheapest entry point into the house’s ready-to-wear line — and it still costs more than a round-trip flight to Paris. At the other end, the lace-trimmed …
Is a resort dress that costs more than a mortgage repayment ever actually worth it? With Silvia Tcherassi, the answer hinges on what you’re paying for: hand-finished prints, Colombian-made construction, and silhouettes built specifically for …
If Rotate Birger Christensen is the label Australian women reach for when they want a sequinned moment without committing past one season, self-portrait is the one they choose when they want the lace, the tulle, …
At $857, ALC’s Elinor Linen Midi Halter Dress sits at the top of the brand’s Australian price ladder — more than a week’s rent in a share house, and roughly the same as three pairs …
When Elin Kling and Karl Lindman launched Toteme in Stockholm in 2014, the pitch was almost defiantly simple: no logos, no seasonal gimmicks, just considered basics built to outlast the trend cycle. Twelve years on, …